People are endeavoring not to make that same mistake again.
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And it's been slowly, slowly endeavoring to do something about it.
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The Justice Department's inspector general is endeavoring to answer that question.
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They are endeavoring to uncover the truth about the manifold Russian mysteries.
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But every endeavoring lolita or goth loli needs to cook sometimes, right?
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That's what investigators are endeavoring to determine some 22011 years after the fact.
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One woman endeavoring to get to the bottom of this confusion is Tammy Talpas.
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Endeavoring to stop an investigation, if done with corrupt intent, may constitute obstruction of justice.
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Trump's direction would amount to suborning those false statements and "endeavoring to impede" the congressional inquiry.
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The bottom line is this: Some endeavoring prank caller(s) is costing chains thousands of dollars.
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Much money would be waiting on the sidelines endeavoring to determine what may or may not happen.
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Both Japan's government and its companies say they're now actively endeavoring to reduce working hours throughout Japan.
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The actor and performance artist has a new project, and it might be his most endeavoring one yet.
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We're endeavoring to redefine what it means to be well connected, so that you can achieve your vision.
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The United Nations has been endeavoring to stabilize Libya since 2011 but has no peacekeeping troops on the ground.
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The Trump administration is endeavoring to transform the school lunchroom from a learning environment into a junk food emporium.
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Still endeavoring to retrace their daily footsteps, I entered the Boboli Gardens from a side gate on Via Romana.
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Trump is thus corruptly endeavoring to influence two investigations by pressuring Jeff Sessions to not proceed with the cases.
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"This is our first experience endeavoring this type of testing outside of one of our store locations," he said.
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"Let's suppose that this hat is a pot," he began, endeavoring to explain where ponche fits into Colombian cuisine.
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That's exactly what I was endeavoring to become: someone immune to the anxieties born of watching the daily tire fire.
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One endeavoring soul, though, shared screenshots of some of Kanye's most infamous tweets so that their memory can live on.
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"And what we're endeavoring to do is pull this all together in a regional strategy that makes sense," he continued.
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Despite all the attention on our stories, trans people almost invariably risk tremendous loss in endeavoring to be "authentically" ourselves.
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The theme of this year's event is "transforming our community," and that is exactly what we are endeavoring to do.
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"It is inherently dishonest to claim to be a single gender organization while simultaneously endeavoring upon a coed model," Hannan wrote.
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Even the reputable shamans are looking forward and endeavoring to develop other ways to do their healing work with other plants.
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It's no overstatement to say that the R70x are basically Audio-Technica endeavoring to build its own version of the 703s.
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Judging by how frequently it is used, it would seem that simply endeavoring to be in music makes someone a badass.
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There is certainly room for improvement when it comes to Android security, and I welcome anyone endeavoring to lead that change.
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Well, I loved the work, and I am endeavoring to put the training I received to good use instead of evil.
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And those endeavoring to portray him as a political martyr face a tall order, if recent voter attitudes are any indication.
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"I am endeavoring to put the training I received to good use instead of evil," she told that person in an email.
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But today MacBook Pros are very definitely consumer devices that only gesture toward a professional audience without truly endeavoring to appease it.
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And thanks to one endeavoring Starbucks employee, there are now Valentine's Day-themed "secret" Frappuccino flavors to get you through the winter.
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"Whalers (Boiling Blubber) Entangled in Flaw Ice, Endeavoring to Extricate Themselves" (1846) represents two spectral ships on an eerily calm Arctic sea.
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To have the government and civil service that is now determinedly endeavoring to make sure that we are prepared is really important.
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The things that he wrote about stand the test of time, and it's great advice for anyone endeavoring to do anything creative.
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"My song, my track, my anthem became about the human spirit, endeavoring to discover the Universe," May told us earlier in the day.
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"They are spending a lot of time and effort and money including a big [public relations] machine endeavoring to do that," he said.
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While I'm thankful for that, the media endeavoring to rectify their wrongs, without acknowledging the role their coverage played, rubs me the wrong way.
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Tesla has been endeavoring to catch up on this score, but companies such as Waymo and GM-owned Cruise appear to have substantial leads.
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Most Egyptologists see shows like Ancient Aliens as a program that capitalizes on the bizarre rather than endeavoring to be out-and-out racist.
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And one endeavoring New Yorker pointed this out by writing "Yes I did" on top of Gal Gadot's character on the Justice League poster.
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Visser and his team are on a publicity tour across Europe this week, endeavoring to convince the world of the fallacy of his opening proclamation.
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If you hail from either of the coasts, your interests are being safeguarded by zero of the senators endeavoring to overhaul the U.S. health care system.
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And that speaks volumes about how closely these secrets are held and how valuable they are to the public and those journalists endeavoring to uncover them.
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"These people, also among the biggest beneficiaries of globalization, are only endeavoring for a cozier seat on the irresistible journey of this 'bullet train'," it said.
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"These are not the words of someone endeavoring to keep her distance," the judge wrote, applying the very "stereotypical" model he earlier decried to S.D.'s behavior.
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And just in case any endeavoring lovers out there haven't gotten their daily bae fill, they can gaze upon this ungodly bae-centric tweet from Burger King.
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While American Enterprise Institute philosopher Christina Hoff Sommers was gamely endeavoring to finish her remarks over the din of protests at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore.
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An exercise in reaching limits and endeavoring to push beyond them, the performance was a reminder of the courage required to imagine what is yet to come.
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But gaining access to the water in some parts can be a challenge for someone in a wheelchair, such as Wetzler, but she is endeavoring to change that.
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Schumer may be endeavoring here to draw attention to the smear campaign so that Republicans in Congress and at the White House feel pressure to affirm Mueller's independence.
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Americans should be disturbed the Trump administration is endeavoring to use the military to carry out policies that ought to have been kicked into the dustbin of history.
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Bronaugh wrote most of Tape Recorder in a secluded basement practice space on the Columbia University campus last winter, endeavoring to find new ways to articulate his sound.
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My cluing was intended to be top-to-bottom tough, endeavoring to have as many never-before-seen clues as possible, with as much wordplay meanness as possible.
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We understand that culture- foods, music, art, and language- hold our desires, stories, and endeavoring to be a people that are braver than the histories that bring us shame.
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Watch out for exaggerations, but also note that people are sincerely trying to power through, trying to be responsible and endeavoring to get to the bottom of a situation.
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In fairness, if there was any over-reaction on Dodd-Frank, lawmakers and regulators were merely endeavoring to be cautious and considerate in avoidance of another major magnitude misstep.
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As we have repeatedly explained, obstruction requires prosecutors to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a public official acted corruptly in endeavoring to influence or interfere with an investigation.
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The agency is endeavoring to hold its first auction for drilling rights in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge next year and is currently pushing through the environmental review process.
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She feels "a deep responsibility for how they are represented" in her work, she said, always endeavoring to show the humanity and dignity that the Polish government denied them.
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Bell explores large ideas — capitalism, queer liberation, radical friendship, and community — in a deeply human and personal way, endeavoring to live a meaningful life in this stage of late capitalism.
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"Iran is endeavoring to use the procedures of the Treaty of Amity to enforce rights that it claims under an entirely different (agreement) that specifically excludes judicial remedies," she said.
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In 1974, the House Judiciary Committee adopted articles of impeachment against Mr. Nixon, accusing him of "interfering or endeavoring to interfere with the conduct of investigations" into the Watergate burglary.
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"We did talk about endeavoring to remain as true as possible to Margaret's original manuscripts, which was a guiding principle I have followed in overseeing these publications," Ms. Gary said.
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Though Democratic lawmakers remain largely unsatisfied by the White House's economic penalties against the NATO ally, Trump insisted that senior administration officials are endeavoring to halt Turkey's drive into Syria.
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I've seen six "Fuller House" episodes and, to their credit, the last three are endeavoring to cut at least the most literal cords to "Full House," to be their own show.
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The carrier as been endeavoring to become more reliable since 2016, according to Skift, and was the most on-time carrier in the US for a brief period in October 2018.
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That said, we here at MUNCHIES are far more interested in celebrating the nuances of oden or chawanmushi then an actual Viking king—no digs intended to any endeavoring pillagers out there.
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To that end, HMNY is endeavoring to create MoviePass Entertainment Holdings as a separate publicly traded holding company that would contain the following four assets: (i) the shares of common stock of MoviePass Inc.
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Luckily for NYC's endeavoring eaters, it's now easier than ever to feast at a restaurant with man's best friend in tow—and you best believe your dog isn't going to stiff you on Venmo.
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Lengthy reports from progressive groups endeavoring to show that he is "unqualified" only squander liberals' credibility, which will be sorely needed for battles ahead in the post-factual era in which we find ourselves.
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Emily Beecham (who won Best Actress at Cannes for her performance) and Ben Whishaw star in a story about scientists endeavoring to create a houseplant that makes its owner happy whenever they smell it.
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After endeavoring to get a hold of Dave Pickerall, a renowned whiskey master who passed away late last year, Swanson finally found success through a phone call after six months of effort Christmas of 2012.
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More than 20 months after the economic and diplomatic blockade enacted by its neighbors Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, Qatar is endeavoring to tell the world that business is carrying on as usual.
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In a sense, though, his egregious private behavior draws the focus away from the damage he inflicted on media and politics -- seamlessly wedding the two, while endeavoring to discredit established outlets in a manner that benefited Fox.
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We did everything possible to create a safe environment for our players in order to continue the event throughout the weekend, and we were endeavoring to give our fans a much-needed respite from the current climate.
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None of this is normal or right, and Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, in my opinion, has become one of the most dangerous men in America because he is endeavoring to make the abominable look acceptable.
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Israel, endeavoring to explain its use of lethal force, released photos and video of a few Palestinians trying to penetrate the fence and said others had thrown firebombs at its soldiers in the latest round of protest.
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Boxer championed this work over several decades at the NGJ, a position that sometimes annoyed the country's schooled, "professional" artists, who were endeavoring to adapt modernist modes of art-making for their own thematic and expressive purposes.
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Conveniently enough, Plahotniuc was the primary force behind Moldovan politics during Obama's two terms, and especially during the post-Crimea years, when the Obama administration—and Joe Biden himself—were endeavoring to shore up allies in the region.
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I experienced firsthand how he always emphasized the importance of relations with Eastern countries such as China, Russia, and India, while at the same time ceaselessly endeavoring to improve Iran's ties with the West and decrease US-Iran tensions.
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Endeavoring to access Langley's notebooks, she cozies up to his niece, a down-at-the-heels dealer in antiquarian books who isn't above employing a little Lee Israel-style hocus-pocus to produce fake inventory for a credulous clientele.
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"Specifically, when companies and corporate insiders make statements, they must act responsibly, including endeavoring to ensure the statements are not false or misleading and do not omit information a reasonable investor would consider important in making an investment decision," Clayton added.
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Qualcomm, the company already responsible for providing the majority of the world with its mobile processors and wireless modems, is endeavoring to make itself even more indispensable to our future with today's announcement that it's acquiring NXP Semiconductors for $47 billion.
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Speaking of his friends, Chad's (Neil Brown Jr.) fiance — the one we never got to see because the Chad we know was the one always endeavoring to sleep with other women — finally left his ass and he's butt hurt about it.
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A network of scientists, educators, NGO,'s and policymakers — all based in California, is endeavoring to put climate change education at the forefront of how we train teachers and how we teach the next generation of students about our sustainable planet.
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"I want to be assured that Treasury, including the Internal Revenue Service ... is enforcing the law in a fair and impartial manner and no one is endeavoring to intimidate or impede government officials and employees carrying out their duties," Neal wrote.
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As endeavoring to work as an actor with student loan debt to pay off became untenable, she moved back to the Twin Cities, a place that has a thriving theater scene, in order to make a living while pursuing her passion.
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The narrower version is that the president may voice his views on individual prosecutions, which is of course correct in the sense that the omnibus obstruction statute prohibits someone from "corruptly" impeding or endeavoring to influence the due administration of justice.
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Executive produced by, among others, Tom McCarthy ("Spotlight"), who wrote the premiere with Sherman, "The Loudest Voice" portrays the enormous footprint Ailes left -- building Fox upon a business model predicated not merely on besting established media rivals but endeavoring to discredit them.
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" Redemption was "the defeat of emancipation," he continued, "the determination of slavery to perpetuate itself, if not under one form, then under another," and, he added, "the folly of endeavoring to retain the new wine of liberty in the old bottles of slavery.
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Its chorus—"So here I am alive at last / And I'll savor every moment of this"—was a reprisal against hardship, not just for young people, but for anyone endeavoring to take things day by day and come out of the other side.
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Clinton who was guilty of having colluded with Russia to sway the 2016 election, endeavoring to turn the tables on the crux of the allegations against his campaign, and then sent his spokeswoman to the White House briefing room to repeat that charge.
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"I want to be assured that Treasury, including the Internal Revenue Service, is enforcing the law in a fair and impartial manner and no one is endeavoring to intimidate or impede government officials and employees carrying out their duties," Mr. Neal wrote.
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Now completely blind, Bonnie may one day be comfortable enough with her condition to make it to the park, but at the moment, her walks are cautious, hesitant affairs, with all parties endeavoring to keep her from bumping into tree guards and signposts.
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Below, Laura discusses the socio-political importance of artistic occupation in Sao Paulo spaces—from busy streets in poor neighborhoods to abandoned buildings that shelter the impoverished—and how Mamba is endeavoring to bring art to, and raise awareness of, the marginalized communities inhabiting them.
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Endeavoring to reflect this past moment and subsequent evolution of the structure, the MOCAD redesign is a kind of temporal composite, in which new elements articulate with original floor tiling and walls of exposed brick and concrete, crudely patched up during many former alterations.
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Customs and Border Protection is endeavoring to change that with "Enrollment on Arrival," introduced this month at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, William P. Hobby Airport and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, all in Texas; San Francisco International Airport; and Vancouver International Airport in British Columbia.
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Hutchins was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit computer fraud and abuse, three counts of distributing and advertising an electronic communication interception device, one count of endeavoring to intercept electronic communications, and one count of attempting to access a computer without authorization.
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According to an indictment unsealed on Thursday in federal court in Manhattan, Simmons was charged with tax evasion, evasion of assessment of income tax liability, corruptly endeavoring to obstruct administration of IRS laws and the failure to file a U.S. individual income tax return.
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His public explanations are often difficult to grasp because his English is halting, and he is endeavoring to put over difficult, if not obsessive ideas… He speaks of the Kabbala, Robert Fludd, of seeking out the world formula, of the cosmos and the microcosmos.
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Therein, ultimately, lies the real challenge for "Five Feet Apart," which can't help but feel a trifle claustrophobic, while endeavoring -- often through musical montages -- to tease out the details of a relationship that begins with "We have nothing in common" and appears destined to end in tears.
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"I want to be assured that Treasury, including the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS"), is enforcing the law in a fair and impartial manner and no one is endeavoring to intimidate or impede government officials and employees carrying out their duties," Neal said in a letter to Delmar.
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Sure, these endeavoring tokers favor making the whole thing from scratch, but we're pretty sure that with a little planning, and some good, old-fashioned grit, you too can alter a store-bought gingerbread house—or one made by an unwitting relative—to suit your needs.
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You look up from underneath the elevated Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, or its extension, the Gowanus Expressway, and if it happens to be one of those rare moments when traffic is actually moving, you could fill a bookcase with the stories going on overhead, all endeavoring furiously to be elsewhere.
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"I'm endeavoring, in this space, to the best of my ability, to do whatever I can to not just fan the flame, but to figure out how to bring us through this process in a way that can very least help us emerge better for it," Mr. Delgado said.
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Inside, his face painted with honey and gold leaf, one foot wrapped in felt and the other wearing a shoe with an iron sole, he held a dead rabbit in his arms, leading a private three-hour tour of the exhibition, endeavoring to explain his works to the lifeless animal.
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Such was the message we gleaned Thursday night at a StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, where we had the chance to sit down with Chris Urmson, the co-founder and CEO of Aurora, a company that (among many others) is endeavoring to make self-driving technologies a safer and more widely adopted alternative to human drivers.
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"We will be endeavoring to clear the air as soon as possible so we give South Africans and the world confidence that South Africa's institutions, particularly the economic institutions, are still solid and under good leadership and that they will continue to pursue the policies that have given us a good reputation," Gordhan told CNBC Africa Tuesday.
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Hutchins was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit computer fraud and abuse, three counts of distributing and advertising an electronic communication interception device, one count of endeavoring to intercept electronic communications, and one count of attempting to access a computer without authorization, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
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"Still, it is possible to mitigate the long-term effects of this vacation from veracity – if the White House and the president quickly and convincingly return to the tradition of endeavoring to tell the truth from the Oval Office and the White House briefing room," added Rice, who also served as former President Obama's ambassador to the United Nations.
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If we look at that e-commerce-related advertising revenue on Google, Amazon and Facebook, it is significant: Four billion on Amazon in the last year of 42 percent and Facebook has more than 80 million small- to medium-sized businesses on its site, 23 percent year to year on its service endeavoring to reach out to customers.
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Nowhere does this come through more so than in the chapters on Ivar Lovaas — father of the most popular modern autism intervention, applied behavioral analysis — who in addition to attempting to "recover" autistic children through brutal means, led with George Rekers the infamous UCLA Feminine Boys Project, endeavoring to do the same for young children deemed "at risk" for homosexuality.
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This was impressive enough just given their seeding, although was more of an honest mistake than anything else: Diaz and Gonzalez do not have enough funding to play on beach volleyball's World Tour, and as such both the teams playing them and the people endeavoring to rank those teams were likely very unfamiliar of them and quite possibly had never seen them play before.
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" Finally, trumpeted Freud, "Man's craving for grandiosity is now suffering the third and most bitter blow from present-day psychological research, which is endeavoring to prove to the 'ego' of each one of us that he is not even master in his own house, but that he must remain content with the veriest scraps of information about what is going on unconsciously in his own mind.
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While we sometimes associate the lush, forty-six-year-old British-born consummate actress Rachel Weisz's romantic countenance and mindfulness with epochs other than her own—in certain roles, she brings to mind the pluck, imagination, and melancholy of a star from the nineteen-thirties—she is completely modern in her depiction of women who long to escape their times, or who are uneasy in them while endeavoring to make splintered worlds whole.
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"All of that is motive as to why Donald Trump and others were endeavoring to obstruct the investigation, and why Donald Trump told [former FBI Director] James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE to let the investigation on [former national security adviser Michael] Flynn go," he added.
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Earl Simmons, 46, whose stage name is DMX, was arrested on Thursday after federal prosecutors said he engaged in a multiyear scheme to conceal millions of dollars of income from hit songs including "X Gon' Give it to Ya" and "Where the Hood At." He was charged with tax evasion, evasion of assessment of income tax liability, corruptly endeavoring to obstruct administration of IRS laws and the failure to file a U.S. individual income tax return, according to an indictment unsealed on Thursday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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